It seems that dispositiveness in law is expressed not only in the methods, methods and types of legal regulation, but also in the relevant norms that objectively determine the independence and autonomy of the subjects of the realization of the law. Aims of the study: the purpose of the scientific article is the substantiation of the existence and functioning of dispositive norms of law not only in the private law branches, as many theoreticians believe, but also in public. To achieve this goal, the following tasks are set: to reveal the concept of disposability and to determine its relationship with the dispositive norms of law; group the positions of the authors from the point of view of their evaluation of dispositive norms: 1) scientists who show negative attitude towards dispositive norms; 2) authors who recognize dispositive norms, however, while focusing only on private law; 3) theorists who recognize the existence of dispositive legal norms, both in private and in public law, while emphasizing its more reasoned; analyze the features of dispositive norms, which in private law are of dominant importance; to show specificity of dispositive norms of law in various branches of public law (criminal procedural, criminal, tax);taking into account the effect of dispositive norms, both in private and in public law, clarify the concept of "dispositive norm", which is associated with valuation concepts, the content of which is disclosed in the process of exercising the law; to analyze appraisal concepts, which necessarily lead to dispositive norms; to show the interaction of dispositive norms of private and public law. As a result of the conducted research it can be concluded that dispositive norms exist and function not only in private but also in public law; their presence is largely determined by the so-called valuation concepts, which, in turn, determine the legal activity of both citizens and officials of the relevant state bodies. In the conclusion it should be noted that dispositive regulations of both private, and public law, are in interaction with the relevant peremptory norms, anyway, correspond to them.

Vladimir Valentinovich Kozhevnikov,
On the Problem of Dispositive Norms of Private and Public Law of Modern Russia, Humanities and Social Sciences.
Vol. 6, No. 6,
2018, pp. 188-194.
doi: 10.11648/j.hss.20180606.13